Sentence examples for like leg from inspiring English sources
The evening menu is more expensive, with substantial entrees like leg of lamb braciole ($28).
In the final meditative solo Ms. Guerrero begins to mumble directions to herself like, "Leg to the front and side".
They are three feet tall and made of metal, and they look a little like leg braces.
"So now I work out four times a week, doing specific things like leg presses, bicycling and the Stairmaster.
Apparently Miss W. told her employers she did not like leg art, phony interviews, or glamor-doodle.
"It is 'Fon Weig,' with the last syllable pronounced like leg or beg," she said, before adding: "I have never been on the Fon Weig Expressway.
He invented the forerunners of modern exercise machines like leg-extension and pulley devices.
So the Lions have plenty of discipline when it comes to not flinching before the snap count, but may be a little lacking when it comes to minor details, like leg-whipping an opponent and shoving the referee who intervenes.
'Arms like legs!' she guffaws.
Her plow blades (taken for Oliver Chilled Plow) look like legs of Rockettes.
Then came Fabian Hambüchen, the German whose arms look suspiciously like legs.
